Otodus Shark Tooth Fossil

$10.00

The Otodus Shark is an extinct genus of large, predatory mackerel sharks that lived from around 66 to 5 million years ago, and considered to be direct ancestors of the Megalodon.

The name Otodus translates to "ear-shaped tooth" from ancient Greek (ōt meaning ear and odoús meaning tooth), which refers to the distinctive appearance of their teeth - specifically, the visible cusps on the root, which contribute to a uniquely flared and rounded “ear-like” shape.

Many believe fossil shark teeth symbolize strength, resilience, protection, and transformation. Like all fossils sold by Stone & Bone, this tooth is an ancient fossil collected responsibly.

You will receive the exact fossil shown.

The Otodus Shark is an extinct genus of large, predatory mackerel sharks that lived from around 66 to 5 million years ago, and considered to be direct ancestors of the Megalodon.

The name Otodus translates to "ear-shaped tooth" from ancient Greek (ōt meaning ear and odoús meaning tooth), which refers to the distinctive appearance of their teeth - specifically, the visible cusps on the root, which contribute to a uniquely flared and rounded “ear-like” shape.

Many believe fossil shark teeth symbolize strength, resilience, protection, and transformation. Like all fossils sold by Stone & Bone, this tooth is an ancient fossil collected responsibly.

You will receive the exact fossil shown.